>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday august. 1st very first day of a new month. we've got a lot to get to this morning, but i want to start off by getting a look at the weather forecast. dave spahr standing by with all the details. what can we expect on this first day of august 8th. >> for the heat of summer like this. you know, sometimes we get these he spikes going crazy everything looks like it'll be behaving itself or to be on today. yeah, we have those temperatures will be

plowing in the lower 90's props from the inland valleys. here's what it looks like now. our shot from u c berkeley, all the fog covered up the east bay shoreline. but we still make out some of that rubber. as you can see off towards the foreground. meanwhile, the golden gate bridge the fog is not at the ground level instead aloft giving the overcast appearance minor breeze at work. all of this work in tandem to clear out probably by the mid morning to latter morning hours. sometimes that fog in us in terms of cloud cover is hard to clear at the coastal areas. what's going on and the big view well will be some showers up in the sierra later today complements the daytime heating. but it will be very we can measure. not quite. we saw from yesterday temperature check. we've got a lot of 50's. some lower 60's off to the east bay a little cooler today than we saw from yesterday by just a couple degrees. the breakdown today noting that morning, cloud cover and fog along the coast. we quickly go to mostly sunny by midmorning, 73 by 11 2 o'clock. we're at 86 now temps will bump up a little bit this week ahead, but also backtrack a little bit nothing too crazy for early august. so enjoy.

we'll have more on that. noel. >> thanks, dave. our top story this morning. the growing case numbers of covid-19 across the bay area and now we're learning that 2 of san francisco's largest hospitals have more than 200 members of its staff infected with covid-19 kron four's camila barco live at sf general hospital this morning with the details. camila. >> well, one sees me know all this week's data is an example of the growing number of cases in california. the state department of health reports a positive. positivity test rate of 6.4% across in the past 7 days and their work 10,000 newly reported cases on thursday alone. these numbers are nowhere near what we were dealing with 7 months ago. but this is not the direction health officials want us to be going overall, a vast majority of the cases are in people who have not yet gotten their vaccines. and according to

data from the kaiser family foundation. just one 0.4% of current cases are among fully vaccinated. people now with rising cases with rising case numbers comes a rise in hospitalizations across the bay area in alameda county, 210 people are hospitalized with covid-19 a 149 are hospitalized in contra, costa county, a 113 covid patients have been admitted to to hospitals in santa clara and in san francisco, there are 91 covid patients. now, as noel mentioned, there has been an outbreak of covid-19 cases among staff at san francisco general hospital and ucsf medical. it includes about 200 position nurses administer an physicians nurses and administrative staff officials say most of the infections are breakthrough cases of people who are fully vaccinated and none of them have been hospitalized. the hospital say this is a reflection of what's happening in communities in the surrounding areas. now,

we've heard from who believes that these people should be wearing mask again. but they also say that the best way to prevent yourself from getting getting seriously ill from covid-19 is to get a vaccine. noel, back to you. alright camila, we'll check in with you in the next hour. camila did just touch on this when it comes to breakthrough infections and the cdc does have some reassuring news this morning for fully vaccinated individuals. according to the health agency. >> less than 0, 0, 4%, of people who are fully vaccinated have had to be hospitalized with an infection less than 0, 0, 1%, have died due to covid-19. while no deaths would be best. cdc says the data proves vaccines are very effective at preventing serious illness and death from covid-19. and that's why the cdc is applauding the rising rates of vaccinations over the last week, particularly in

several southern states which have seen strong hesitancy against the shots. the seven-day average of new doses is about 650,000. that's up 26% from 3 weeks ago. hard-hit florida, which has seen a 50% increase in coronavirus cases is reporting a 15% increase in the number of vaccine doses administered to residents. here at home. the push to get more people in underserved communities, vaccinated continues in richmond. local nonprofits. they're partnered up for a pop-up clinic this weekend. kron four's phillipe djegal people who are hesitant to get the vaccine are now rolling up their sleeves. >> i don't want >> yeah. i don't want to. has taken more than a half year for paula green to get inoculated her opinion of the vaccine has evolved over that time. i was the person that >> they're paying staff and our says you know, all this stuff on i highly recommend

that people get because the side of internet to the virus nonprofit organizations lifelong medical care and life steps teamed up for a pop-up covid-19 vaccination clinic saturday. it was held in the community room at monterey pines apartments appointments were available but walk ins were accepted. >> the nonprofits targeting black and brown people often underserved to get a shot. 16 people were vaccinated at the clinic. that may sound like a small number, but it actually makes a big difference 74.5% of contra costa county residents 12 years of age and older. >> are fully vaccinated. but underserved communities like richmond have struggled to keep up this clinic will return to the apartment complex on august 21st. that's when patients will receive their second dose of the vaccine.

>> and will be fully vaccinated. in richmond phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> numbers mask mandates and where you can get a vaccine scan. the qr code on your screen with your cell phone. you'll be directed straight. there. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news a teenager dead and another fighting for their life following a double shooting. the latest on the investigation in san francisco.

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>> it's a milestone. one of the oldest living us marines gets to add to his list. we first met major bill white in january 2020 when he was 104 and he was asking the community to send him some valentine's day cards. now he's 10600's of thousands of letters richer jeannie nguyen takes us to his birthday bash in stockton where major white shares his secrets to staying young. >> it's a big day for major bill white so that it looks nice. unsure today is his 106th birthday. he celebrating with his daughters alice and mary >> a bunch of people within the stockton community. >> okay. well, i really. >> and while reaching the age may be a day to remember for most people. major white says

there's one day that tops the list. i think of the 19th february. i i t. 45 surviving the battle of you. would a major white says he enlisted in the marines back in 1934 and spent 30 years on active duty during that time he earned many medals, including the purple heart. he's been retired the last 56 years. we're very proud of him. of course, as one of his daughters, mary houston says she wanted to make sure his remaining birthdays are all special. i think the parade is great, especially now with not wanting to get a lot of people too close to him about a lot of people can celebrate with us and today. thank you for your service. >> it was no exception as dozens of cars drove by to wish major white. and as a celebration of his milestone. birthday comes to an end. major white's family says he's already looking forward to the next one and his secret to

making sure he makes it to his 107th birthday. he breathing. one of the few things that stays consistent as each holiday and birthday passes. the overwhelming amount of cards. >> he continues to get from people all over the country in stockton. you know, when fox 40 news. >> so we 1914 us years, george rees force for superman. ok. here's what's going on for today. we've got that fog. it's going to mix out going on here for a 73 by 11 o'clock a 2 word 86. we'll see some of those in the 90's working their magic a little bit here. but for the start of august. no heat spikes going on here. no monsoon thunder our

>> welcome back to kron 00:00am morning news. good morning, everybody. the traditional fog is back again. we know we're noting we didn't see it so much of the golden gate bridge just down at ground level so much, but we are seeing it here from u c berkeley. the shrubbery is a little bit net 80's going on. meanwhile, get to the golden gate we can at least make it out. but aloft. it's that stratus cloud cover that kind of fought us a little bit yesterday and even through southern moran a little bit before mixed out elsewhere across the bay for last day of july. not too bad at all are in a look at those winds a bit on shore just a touch here. as you can see around the delta is where they pick up a little bit here. winds are not going to be a major feature that when the forecast temperature check. we've got about 60 ish east bay shoreline inland. we have a couple locations like antioch at 64 mostly 50's to the north bay 59 san jose. all

right. so in the future cast for not much to see the typical fog mixes out from our vantage point daytime heating. yes, some showers and maybe a few thunder showers up in the sierra. they do not have a flash flood watch again today. we do the same thing again tomorrow morning. again, some coastal drizzle is possible. and tomorrow afternoon we don't see much going on up in the mountain starting to dry out a little bit and ultimately the low dropping out of the gulf of alaska kind of cool us off a bit. also know maybe a few clouds in the skies. maybe late in the day. we get to monday. just kind of breezing in from the coast of putting it all together here. we've got morning bay fog mostly sunny, nice 70's for the bay a few 90's going on inland will be some minor warming monday and tuesday. and then some minor cooling by wednesday, the same locations looking at 90's today and tomorrow are going to be looking at some upper 80's and then latter portion week bouncing back a little bit here, but no major features. we'd like to say it's an optically coming indoor. general pattern here, which is kind of good news. no major heat spikes going on. we don't

see monsoon moisture coming up here that can cause problems some pretty good stuff. 66 san francisco noting the morning clouds mixing out 60 for oakland and 78 san jose little cooler than yesterday 88 going on for a little more tri valley. 90 for antioch and up to the north bay run 81 for santa rosa coming up a little bit. of course, we'll have the 4 zone forecast. we'll check into the extended to watch the tougher to temperatures kind slate back and forth. >> for your health this morning. august is cataract awareness month. and according to the world health organization cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world and the leading cause of vision loss here in the united states. they typically begin developing at age 40 and older our health expert karen, a walk here with some tips to help protect your eyes. karen, thanks for joining first and foremost, what are cataracts. >> cataracts affect the lens

the eye and the land is a clear, clear lands that something like this. this is an example. and what happens is what your consists of water in proteins. but as you get older, those protein start to clump together. and then you end up with something like like this. you get it's clouding in that cloud and to get bigger and bigger that cloud. it. area is called the cadillac. so as you can see, it's very difficult to see and it to get worse. it gets worse and worse it can actually go okay. i know a way to correct this. people have surgery. >> to correct. cataracts, correct. right. so they just removed this damage lands and then replace it with an artificial lens. is >> a difficult surgery? i feel like anything with my eyes. i get a little nervous. you know. >> actually not it's not so

bad. and over 2 million surgeries are done every year it was interesting. well, when you have this clouded vision, you know, colors on is vibrant and what my mother-in-law after she had her surgery. all this said it. she says, oh, i love my won't pay haha. all the colors came alive again. so it's it's really life changing when you could see and see colors again. definitely. you >> that cataracts are developing at age 40. but who's most at risk. >> so the the older one in 2 americans that are 75 and older are more prone. >> but one in 6 americans start developing cataracts at age 40. and you also have there. if there is a small percentage of children that are born with cataracts so one in 250 children are born with it and women. that's to say 61% are women and that's

because women tend to live a little bit longer. so they're more prone to these degenerative diseases hormonal changes also have an effect. okay. i see cataract surgery will decrease your risk of a hip fracture by 16%. how is that? yes. so this is really interesting when you think about it's not just all about the eyes. so it can it can have life changing consequences. in reducing hip fractures in that people can see better. so they're more or less at risk of falling in running into obstacles and then same with acts car accident. see reduction about 14%. are 13%. will fewer accidents. you know, from driving the could see better. okay. so let's talk a little bit about the lifestyle risk factors for cataracts. okay. so. cataracts number one, the

things that can cause cataracts is too much sun so that the. uv rays make sure you wear sunglasses when you're outside. i really like to see the little kids. the, you know, started or start them early to protect the eyes. so and think about wearing sunglasses. even when you're driving at any time when you're outside. diabetes is another one because of the blood sugar. the blood sugar, high blood sugar binds of protein. so it goes to show you're at higher risk of these cataracts and being overweight. high cholesterol high blood pressure. those are also risk factors as well, ok, you king to smoking affects the blood vessels and it has a serious consequences all the way around. there's good close relatives of cataracts. does that mean this is a something that you can pass on. yeah. it

you tip it tends to run in families. so so that's something to also be aware of and any kind of eye injury if you had a previous eye injury at one time that could make you more prone to cataracts to ok. so of course that like you mentioned, you know, wearing sunglasses things like that. making sure you don't have high cholesterol. keeping a healthy lifestyle should help you to not develop cataracts. but are there other nutrients that we need to be, you know, increasing our intake of. >> foods at 11. the plant based meats i talk about a particularly their these nutrients lou easy and fun as well as vitamin c. but i want to talk about lee and fun, particularly because those had been shown to lower your risk of cataracts and they're these those red yellow orange pigments that are in foods and what happens is these pigments collect in the wreck that the ice. and so i like to call

that call them your internal sunglasses so important to get those red yellow and orange foods in your diet. things like pumpkin. core and oranges. they're vitamin c as well as orange. but the other thing they're really prominent in dark green leafy vegetables. and i know they're not orange. but the fact is that those those that struggles of the greenleaf. he's had a lot of chlorophyll and it's so they're kind of masking those orange and pigments. i think those leafy greens are kind of ago 2 something that i think we all hear when we're kids that carrots are really good for your eyes. >> is that true and is that going to help with cataracts as well. >> they are very good for so yeah. keep keep pushing that to your kids. they are in general because they're they're very high in beta carotene, converts to vitamin

a so very good for the ice in general. they're ot the highest in lieu teens easy and fun compare spinach, which has 33 times more routine and zia's anthony carrots and then kale, which is way at the top of the list. it as a 110 times more. the teen india's and been then carrots. so. try and get them all in. but those leafy dark leafy greens are really the key. she really getting in those. i need all right, karen, thanks for keeping our eyes. nice and healthy. appreciate it. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. so, you have diabetes, here are some easy rules. no sugar. no pizza. no foods you love.

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sunday morning to you. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news starting off in this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave spahr over in the weather center day of their some fog in certain places this morning. golden gate bridge, not necessarily one of them, though. no. and now we're seeing basically overcast kind of fog conditions and not so much the ground fog right away. one of the places we are seeing at those along the east bay

shoreline a little bit. they're going on. >> at u c berkeley. that's the camera shot that hasn't. for you know, this is all going mix out. we'll go back to mostly sunny mode. temperatures behaving themselves. here's the shot, though, from example, downtown. we don't see that. we see the overcast that's in place rather than that ground fog. the bigger picture of what's going on will see the flare up again today and the sierra more showers and thunder showers. not what we saw last go around. however, or yesterday rather and then later on that will retreat as we expect some conditions by midweek to call on the home front. so it's not a bad start to august here with no major threats that we're facing about 60 along the east bay shoreline little bit warmer. when you get off to antioch at 6450's control the north bay peninsula down to the south bay some lower 60's hiding out there, too. so expect about 73 at 11 o'clock at to an 86 will still reduce some 90's again today, too. we'll be checking in your 4 zone forecast. look at that. extended all coming up in just a bit. >> we don't know yet if it's been targeted, if it was

random, we're not sure if it was getting motivated. >> our top story this half hour a 16 year-old girl is dead. and another person suffering from injuries after a double shooting in san francisco and now police are asking for help to find her killer. kron four's. gayle ong has the very latest on the investigation. >> video from the citizen app shows san francisco police canvassing the 100 block of earth. the lane. police say the call came in for a shooting around 6.45 friday evening when officers arrived, they were informed of 2 victims who are privately taken to the hospital. 45 year-old female and a 16 year-old female. >> the 45 year-old was brought. there was non life threatening injuries and is expected to survive. unfortunately, 16 year-old female succumb to her injuries at the hospital. investigators are seeking the public's help in locating the shooting suspect. any information you have. >> photos, video surveillance, anything. you know, you think might be able to help us and catching the suspect. please reach out to san francisco

police department. what we do know is that a 16 year-old girl lost her life to gun violence. and that's why it's so important why anybody with information come forward and help us in this investigation. it's important that the community come and work with us right now. >> we're told homicide detectives are working leads. it is unclear if the victims were the suspects intended targets here in san francisco. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> to the east bay now where a bicyclist has died after a crash on i 5.80 in oakland, chp says it happened friday night, just west of the macarthur boulevard exit. this is some video from the citizen app. investigators say the man on the bicycle was riding in the wrong direction on the freeway when he was hit by 2 cars. so far investigators have not released the man's name. the crash is still under investigation. also in the east bay. the search for missing runner. philip crytek continued on saturday. crytek went missing more than 3 weeks ago after never returning from

a run phillips wife. jen y'all and his parents keith and marcia watch 17 agencies. 125 professionals, friends and family set off again saturday morning to search for a husband search and rescue teams focused their efforts. this time into han canyon. >> at the top of the ridge there without shoe print, which is kind of at the the middle part of his his run that he had planned on his phone from that point back to his car is a straight line through tehran. can. so we're kind of using those pieces to try to recreate possibilities were using some highly school repellent teams to get down in some can is we haven't been to today. so it's mostly we've covered all of high probability areas and now we're kind of doubling our efforts on to some of the lower probability areas. and that's what today is about. yeah. really well supported by the that >> we feel much credit its overwhelming. what people have

done for us. it's a incredibly lonely journey you things where you're just. here, too, just being if you thing you didn't do it online. >> search and rescue teams will will scale back now. but police will continue to investigate any leads. they plan to be back on scene when they find any more clues. on the peninsula. belmont police need the public's help finding a woman and her son. here's a picture of the 2 of them police say 36 year-old anna duarte and her 3 year-old son left their home on friday around 11:00am to go visit family. her vehicle was that found parked down the street from the family's home. but anna and and have not been seen from since the family tells police she may have left with her ex-boyfriend. 37 year-old isaiah us all a whole hernandez. he's known to drive

a white nissan versa with the license plate number 7. s k h 1, 5, to anyone with information urged to contact belmont police. that's big story this morning. the american academy of pediatrics reporting a slight increase in children effect infected with covid-19, which now has doctors saying masks should be made a must in classrooms this fall brian entin shows us the motive behind the message. inside this fort lauderdale, florida hospital room. a 15 year-old girl is in the icu battling covid. >> pauline of alaska was has been here since the beginning of the month. her parents are vaccinated, but she is cases like paulina's a part of the reason parents are so fired up around the country about whether masks should be required in schools. i believe that. >> masking is still important. these kids are not affected. please stop the insanity. you have already done damage to

these kids by having them wear masks. the cdc and the american academy of pediatrics recommend masks in school because of the surge from the delta variant but children with no underlying medical conditions getting sick from covid is rare and some parents say masking up should be a choice. we must be all could be given the opportunity to choose what is best for our children. parents that want their children to attend school unimpeded by face covering should have that right as well. the cdc says transmission within schools is typically lower than in other parts of the community. but some doctors say masking up is still safest, especially since kids under 12 still can't get the vaccine it's just so incredibly heartbreaking to know that every pediatric death. >> is likely preventable, not masking up in schools will lead to further spread of this virus and more people will die. brian entin newsnation. >> as we head to break, taking a live look at tokyo where

covid cases are beginning to rise as competition for gold nears its last week. we have the very latest from the olympics after the break.

>> welcome back. 7.40 on this sunday morning. and in the east bay, a brush fire sparked off interstate 5.80, near livermore saturday afternoon.

according to the alameda county fire department. the flames were first reported around one 30 in the afternoon. it was they were burning just east of north flynn road and quickly spread to about 30 acres traffic control was in place and additional firefighting aircraft were called to the scene. officials say they got those flames contained at about 40 minutes. in san francisco. a large tree fell on a home and it caused a family to evacuate happened friday night in castro valley of fire crews. we're able to get everyone out of the house safely. no one was hurt. but the house has been deemed unsafe and unlivable for the time being. take a look at this. a massive mud and rock slide near big bear blocked state route. 38 for the better part of saturday. now the 38 has provisionally reopened for local traffic, though private

drivers are accompanied by a police escort. we do have a bird's eye view of the damage. i believe caltrans officials are advising the public to use state routes. 3.30, at 18 to get themselves to big bear to matt >> thunder showers to get there we look at temperatures that going back to the lower 90's and some of those inland valleys for today. but still a lot of 80's over a good chunk of land. we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended in just a bit

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>> welcome back. now to the latest on our wildfire coverage. the dixie fire which continues to burn in both butte and plumas counties. according to cal fire has burned more than 244,000 acres since it first sparked 17 days ago this morning. evacuation orders do remain in effect for portions of both those counties as the fire is still just 30% contained. better news, though, when it comes to the tamarack fire burning near lake tahoe. the latest numbers show it's burned more than 68,000 acres. but it's now 82% contained. really good news there. fire officials estimate they will not have that one fully contained until the end of the month. and this morning a black bear cub suffering

from burn injuries being nursed back to health at a wildlife center in south lake tahoe. the male cub was burned in the tamarack fire. 21 pound cub named tamarac has burns on all 4 paws. he was found walking on his elbows. poor thing. officials at lake tahoe, wildlife care have given him some medicine, some fluids and they've treated his injuries. tamarac smother has not been located, but the cub is stable and resting. the center will likely keep the liltle bear through winter and will release him in the spring cute little guy. glad he's getting some help there. dave spahr standing by in the weather center very overcast morning here. >> yeah. that they're look for second like hat all of that. he had little shoes on. and my what's the deal here. but at several bandages. off our thing, giving some cocoa. he'll be listen. we do have that. yes, we have the fog. and but the thing is we had a couple shots earlier. we're

going to break and so forth. and you can see right above that blue skies and everything. so this layer that marine layer we're below obviously that. yeah, there you have it right there. so that goes up to about a 1000 feet that layer of this fog and cloud cover all that business up above it where this camera is it's like the upper 80's going on here is his. so it's much warmer up there but below what. yeah, clearly much cooler here. so. >> again, it's major surprise are typical inversion situation. the warm air is in place. the cold damp air at the surface will shred across the bay. it's common occurrence that we get good news is when this mixes out. we'll see those temperatures pretty close to seasonal going on for today. temperature check about 60 lines up the east bay shoreline in that. we've got about 64 for antioch 50's cover the north bay and the peninsula with some lower 60's heading again down south. so let's take a look at the whole week ahead. we've been talking about the monsoon thunder showers firing up in the mountains a little bit. we'll see some of that again today to but watch how this kind of retreat all the way back into the rockies really

exits arizona as well. compliments of this low out of the gulf of alaska in the winter months. we're always talking about here comes another winter storm and all that business. unfortunately, it's not going to bring us any rain. but we'll get some cooling from it. so we'll bring those temperatures back a little bit here. and that's we expect when it comes on through. you'll see the temperatures kind of slide a little bit in the seven-day will recover towards the end of the week in the monsoon. looks like it's trying to come back again. but good news is it's not going to impact our weather is going to stay off towards the far east from our vantage point temperature checked today, though, still getting plenty warm in the interior one. '07, for bakersfield central valley here, for fresno 99 sacramento 65 san francisco. but even san diego coming in about 84 there. so not bad for the beaches. 75 for big bear, which we had a story on just recently. all right. so 65 san francisco at the coast will do the lower to middle 60's pacific about 64 expect overcast to be around pretty much until at least noon. we'll get some breaks going on as we get to the afternoon here again, that fog bank. hard to break up 72 for

burlingame to the south. we've got 80 for redwood city 73 from mountain view. and then you get out of the south bay, a lot of readings popping into the 70's here. unlike yesterday 79 for milpitas, 80 for cupertino east bay shoreline. keep them in the 70's for now, the gradually move up the lower 80's new by tuesday, 88 for tri valley livermore pleasanton 87 88 walnut creek 89 or so for conquered 74 oakland, 65 for berkeley vallejo. 6887 fairfield 79 for napa and anyone going on for santa rosa were looking for a lot of 80's heading down to the south and get some mixing of that fog overcast center. we wait for with all that said and done will drop a little bit by wednesday briefly that event ring into the upper 80's so areas that are be looking at the lower 90's. we'll be back to lower 80's or upper 80's. not too bad. warming back up again as we finish off the week. meanwhile, along the east bay shoreline temps in the 7060's of the coast. well. thanks, dave. developing story here. the national hockey

league says it's looking into claims. >> that san jose sharks forward evander kane bet on his own games and intentionally tried to throw them in order to support a gambling addiction. the move comes after an instagram post made by cain's wife anna who claims her husband is a compulsive gambler and tried to throw games to win money. the nhl released this statement saying in part the integrity of our game is paramount and the league takes the allegations very seriously going on to say there will be a full investigation. america's most accomplished gymnast will not compete in the floor. final at the tokyo games after removing herself from the women's team finals and the individual all around competition to focus on her mental health. simone biles has decided to step back from another portion of the 2021 games. usa gymnastics has said biles will make a decision on the beam. a competition later this week. and as the olympics

continue, we've been paying tribute to japanese history and culture this morning, highlighting the art of oregon me the first known book on oregon me was published in the 1790's and japan and it still remains popular today. kron four's amanda hari explains the significance of this art form on japanese culture. >> it's a basic concept that can produce amazing results. the beauty of oregon. the is simply folding something with just your hands. you don't need any special tools just need a piece of paper and your hands owner of paper tree in san francisco. linda me. horace says she's been practicing the art of oregon me all her life. she says that's true of many people who grew up in the japanese culture in is pretty much handed down from generation to generation from mother to child. the word oregon. me is

japanese henri is the plural for 2 full economy is the plural for paper. >> the heart is grandfather published. one of the first books in english and oregon me here in the united states. >> that was in the 1950's. but the first publication on oregon. the ever was in japan back in the 1790's to this day. the art form is still very popular oregon you think is has its advantages that can be done by anybody. i tested this theory later. your points and hold it in place with one hand bihari guided me through creating a butterfly and a she tells me oregon me can range from simple folds like my heart to more complex forms like this dragon. it was created using 1, 6, by 6 foot piece of paper with no cuts. the principles are also being used in science and math heart

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>> check this out. a north carolina man has a new heart, but this one is artificial. matthew mors real heart was failing when he arrived at duke university hospital. he went into cardiac arrest and had to be shocked 17 times. doctors suggested matthew, take part in a clinical trial for the artificial heart developed by a company called car mat. and so far it's working just fine. matthew now has batteries to charge his heart. its biological valves are actually made of tissue from a cow surgeons at duke university hospital where the first in north america to implant. the new generation artificial heart. we're going to keep an eye on this one you know how it goes. sounds like something that you would find in grey's anatomy very, very cool technology. stick with us here. still ahead in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news 2 of san francisco's largest hospital say more than. >> 200 members of its staff

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the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday august. 1st we are at the beginning of a brand new month. a lot to get to this morning, but we want to start you off with a check of your forecast. dave spahr we're dealing with some overcast skies to start our yeah, good morning. well, good morning, everybody. a little bit of fog overcast business expected to mix out of the day starts to progress here now. >> it looks like for the week ahead will be pretty good here now as we get into august remember the northern hemisphere inland this tends to be the warmest month just by design here. so far this first week to look too bad. so let's enjoy that, at least here is that fog the to the ground level. now. but in some other shot you'll see it's kind of a lot going on here. but you get to about a 1,1500 feet in the air and then it's gone. it's all from that vantage point at the lower levels here. you have at the golden gate bridge. and again, it's the overcast stratus, by the way, that should mix out by midmorning to the latter portion of the morning hours the coast. it may take a little longer is tradition.

meanwhile of the satellite tracker. what we've got going monsoon will fire back up again in the mountains, although there's no flash flooding going on today. so won't be as intense as yesterday was ultimately later on in our forecast. we're actually looking for kind of a clean out of all of this compliments of a low coming out of the gulf of alaska will fill that in terms of cooler temperatures by midweek right now. we have some lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline we're just about in the 60's everywhere in the east bay still hanging on to 50's up in the north bay along the peninsula as well. and on to the south bay, some 60's to trailing by a couple degrees from where we were this time from yesterday. your breakdown 79 or so by high noon. she's been 3 o'clock in the upper 80's will revisit those 90's again today and tomorrow. but by mid week, expect some minor cooling. but your forecast together for you. coming up in just a bit. well. thanks, dave. our top story this morning. the growing case numbers of covid-19 across the bay area. >> now we're learning 2 of san francisco's largest hospital say more than 200 members of

its staff are infected with covid-19 kron four's camila barco live at sf general hospital this morning. she's breaking down all the details for us. camila. >> yeah. also this week's numb, this week's data is an example of the growing number of covid cases across california and the state department of health reports a positivity test rate of 6.4% over the last 7 days and there were 10,000 newly reported cases just thursday alone. now, these numbers are nowhere near what we're dealing with 7 months ago. but this is not the direction health officials want us to be going overall, a vast majority of the cases aren't people who have not received a vaccine according to data from the kaiser family foundation. just one 0.4% of current cases are among fully vaccinated. people now with rising case numbers comes an increase in hospitalizations across the bay area in alameda

county, 210 people are hospitalized with covid-19 a 149 are hospitalized in contra, costa county, a 113 covid patients have been admitted to hospitals in santa clara and san francisco there are 91 covid patients. now is mentioned there has been an outbreak of covid-19 cases among staff at san francisco general hospital and ucsf medical and includes about 200 physicians nurses and administrative staff officials say most of the infections are breakthrough cases of people who are fully vaccinated. none of them have been hospitalized and hospital say this is a reflection of what's happening in the broader community settings. now doctors are recommending for people to wear a mask indoors once again. but they say the best way to prevent yourself from getting getting seriously ill from covid-19 is to get a vaccine. noel, back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report.

>> to just touch on this when it comes to breakthrough infections the cdc does have some reassuring news this morning for fully vaccinated individuals. according to the health agency less than 0, 0, 4%, of people who are fully vaccinated have had to be hospitalized with an infection and less than 0, 0, 1%, have died from the disease while nova would be best to the cdc says the data proves that vaccines are very effective at preventing serious illness and death from covid-19. and that's why the cdc is also applauding the rising rate of vaccinations over the last week, particularly in several southern states which have seen strong hesitancy against the shots. the seven-day average, though, of new doses now stands at 650,000 which is up. 26% from 3 weeks ago. hard-hit florida, which has seen a 50% increase in coronavirus cases is now

reporting a 15% increase in the number of vaccine doses administered to residents. here at home. the push to get more people in underserved communities, vaccinated continues in richmond. local nonprofits. they're partnered up for a pop-up clinic this weekend. kron four's phillipe djegal reports help people who are hesitant to get the vaccine are now rolling up their sleeves. >> i don't want yeah. i don't want to. has taken more than a half year for paula green to get inoculated her opinion of the vaccine has evolved over that time. i was the person that >> they're paying staff. and our says you know, all this stuff on you to i highly recommend that people get because the side of internet to the virus nonprofit

organizations lifelong medical care and life steps teamed up for a pop-up covid-19 vaccination clinic saturday. it was held in the community room at monterey pines apartments appointments were available but walk ins were accepted. >> the nonprofits targeting black and brown people often underserved to get a shot. 16 people were vaccinated at the clinic. that may sound like a small number, but it actually makes a big difference 74.5% of contra costa county residents 12 years of age and older. >> are fully vaccinated. but underserved communities like richmond have struggled to keep up this clinic will return to the apartment complex on august 21st. that's when patients will receive their second dose of the vaccine. >> and will be fully vaccinated. in richmond phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> right now. you can head to kron 4 dot com to get the very latest on covid case numbers

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>> welcome back. 8. '09, on this sunday morning in the city of modesto is hoping to become the destination for

cannabis kiahnna sores. they're doing so by launching a campaign town. can a pass. kristi gross has the details. >> allman blossoms wine and the arts. now there's a modesto wants to add cannabis to the list of reasons to visit the city. i think it's a good idea. i mean, it brings more revenue to the city of this is a part of our economy is part of our workforce. >> and supporting them is no different than supporting any other part of our local businesses, todd aarons and with visit modesto says they're launching a first of its kind campaign called the motown. can a pass. >> targeting cannabis curious tourists there foodies their wine lovers, their pet lovers, their dog. people there outdoorsy. >> which fits into all the different types of traveler that we have coming here to modesto right now only cookies at candidates. retail dispensary has signed on to be a partner with the can it pass. >> but does a hopes other retailers will join it's not just about come in secure this product taken art walk. you

know, go to the graffiti classic and go to the festival in car show. do what you want while you're here. >> don't just come for this one thing we have the all the legs on the reservoirs. >> we have we have the farmers market and just, you know, there's a lot of there's a lot to do here. and this is just another thing according to visit modesto there are nearly 2 dozen cannabis related businesses in the region for those who say they don't want the city to be known for cannabis aaronson says they're taking an educational approach. if we were talking about a beer passport. >> this would be old news. they're all over the country and beer wine whiskey. they're all regulated. the exact same ways cannabis. so we're going down this gently intelligently. we want to be an education aspect and help people learn and understand how to use it and where acquire it legally. >> kristy gross, fox 40 news. >> okay. you enjoy that. all

right. here's a look at our forecast going on for today. 79 at high noon by 3 o'clock word 87. we're going to venture into some lower 90's. there. a little bit of a slight cooling welcome back to

4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and again, our traditional fog checking in here. but when you get to about a 1000 feet in the atmosphere. soaked. >> it's all clear. that's our future. the problem is we've got to get this to mix out this little layer of cold dense moist air. that kind of

covers us up a little bit because moist air is actually less dense than dry air. but it is a base of the overrun by the fact that just being cold. and that's why it's so happy like that. this is the shot from the east bay shoreline. as you can see a little bit shrubbery year as will the day morning progresses. we'll probably start to see a clear picture what's going on in london. golden gate of the fog is not at the lower levels. but sometimes when it starts the mixing process. it dips down before finally mixing out. the only place we're seeing any winds really around the delta just naturally being produced here. single digits cover most of the territory, lower 60's along the east bay shoreline. we pop to the upper 60's. well, inland 50's to the north bay 61 san jose 58 for san francisco. now, yesterday we had the flareup of those thunder showers going on in the mountains will see the same thing again but not quite the intensity of yesterday. return again to the fog in the home front. maybe some scattered clouds kind of streaming on in from the coast a little bit, but that will be the latter portion of the day say around 5 o'clock or so

that's not being generated by monsoon or anything that's just coming in from this low and this low, by the way, what kind of shut off all the monsoon for much of the west really pushing off to the rockies and reaply new mexico. so for today warning, they fog clouds and all that business turns. mostly sunny except that the coast. that's a problem area. nice with 70's for the bay and 90's to low 90's maybe inland lot of upper 80's, by the way, early in the week, we bump that up just slightly than minor cooling wednesday. that's we get the max impact from this gulf of alaska low temperatures to retreat back to the 80's and the latter portion we kind of billy back up again. but that's minor changes going on day to day 66 san francisco oakland at 70 noting some of the scattered clouds with the fog mixing out 78 san jose. the wider perspective of things. again, we'll just touch the 90's and some of those sensitive areas. contra costa county, solano county usually that's where it happened. 68 for vallejo up to the north bay santa rose only about 81 to bottle 84 we'll

get more into the weeds with this coming up in just a bit. with your 4 zone forecast and that extended well. >> for your health this morning. august is cataract awareness month. and according to the world health organization cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world and the leading cause of vision loss here in the united states. they typically begin developing at age 40 and older our health expert karen, a walk here with some tips to help protect your eyes. karen, thanks for joining first and foremost, what are cataracts. >> cataracts affect the lens the eye and the land is a clear, clear lands that looks something like this. this is an example. and what happens is what your consists of water in proteins. but as you get older, those protein start to clump together. and then you end up with something like like this. you get it's clouding in that cloud in to

get bigger and bigger that cloud. it. area is called the cadillac. so as you can see, it's very difficult to see and it to get worse. it gets worse and worse it can actually go okay. i know a way to correct this. people have surgery. >> to correct cataracts cracked, right. so they just removed this damage lands and then replace it with an artificial lens. is >> a difficult surgery? i feel like anything with my eyes. i get a little nervous. you know. >> actually not it's not so bad. and over 2 million surgeries are done every year it was interesting. well, when you have this clouded vision, you know, colors on is vibrant and what my mother-in-law after she had her surgery. all this said it. she says, oh, i love my won't pay haha. all the colors came alive again. so it's it's really life changing when you could see and see colors again.

definitely. you >> that cataracts are developing at age 40. but who's most at risk. >> so the the older one in 2 americans that are 75 and older are more prone. >> but one in 6 americans start developing cataracts at age 40. and you also have some there. if there is a small percentage of children that are born with cataracts so one in 250 children are born with that and women. that's to say 61% are women and that's because women tend to live a little bit longer. so they're more prone to these degenerative diseases hormonal changes also have an effect. okay. i see cataract surgery will decrease your risk of a hip fracture by 16%. how is that? yes. so this is really interesting when you think about it's not just all about

the eyes. so it can it can have life changing consequences. in reducing hip fractures in that people can see better. so they're more or less at risk of falling in running into obstacles and then same with acts car accident. see reduction about 14%. are 13%. will fewer accidents. you know, from driving the could see better. okay. so let's talk a little bit about the lifestyle risk factors for cataracts. okay. so. cataracts number one, the things that can cause cataracts is too much sun so that the. the uv rays make sure you wear sunglasses when you're outside. i really like to see the little kids. the, you know, started or start them early to protect the eyes. so and think about wearing sunglasses. even when you're driving at any time when you're outside. diabetes is another one because of the

blood sugar. the blood sugar, high blood sugar binds of protein. so it goes to show you're at higher risk of these cataracts and being overweight. high cholesterol high blood pressure. those are also risk factors as well, ok, you king to smoking affects the blood vessels and it has a serious consequences all the way around. there's good close relatives of cataracts. does that mean this is a something that you can pass on. yeah, it you take it tends to run in families. so so that's something to also be aware of and any kind of eye injury if you had a previous eye injury at one time that could make you more prone to cataracts to ok. so of course that like you mentioned, you know, wearing sunglasses things like that. making sure you don't have high cholesterol. keeping a healthy lifestyle should help you to not develop cataracts.

but are there other nutrients that we need to be, you know, increasing our intake of. >> foods at 11. the plant based meats i talk about a particularly their these nutrients lou easy and fun as well as vitamin c. but i want to talk about he needs easy and fun, particularly because those had been shown to lower your risk of cataracts and there the a's, those red yellow orange pigments that are in foods and what happens is these pigments collect in the retina at the ice. and so i like to call that call them your internal sunglasses so important to get those red yellow and orange foods in your diet. things like pumpkin. core and oranges. they're vitamin c as well as orange. but the other thing they're really prominent in dark green leafy vegetables. and i know they're not orange. but the fact is that those

those that struggles of the greenleaf. he's had a lot of chlorophyll and it's so they're kind of masking those orange pigments. i think those leafy greens are kind of ago 2 something that i think we all hear when we're kids that carrots are really good for your eyes. >> is that true and is that going to help with cataracts as well. >> they are very good for so yeah. keep keep pushing that to your kids. they are in general because they're they're very high in beta carotene, converts to vitamin a so very good for the ice in general. they're not the highest in lieu teens easy and fun compare spinach, which has 33 times more routine and zia's anthony carrots and then kale, which is way at the top of the list. it as a 110 times more the teen india's and been then carrots. so. try and get

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the more you need aarp. welcome back. 8.30, here on this first day of august. time to get started off this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr says very overcast right now. is it going to clear out. yeah. point. we're expecting that to do so. noel. yeah, good morning. good morning, everybody. and probably for much of the bay that will happen before we reach noon. >> the coastal areas always trail with that, although the inland areas open up a with all of this. even starting the day we don't see as much of the way of a fog going up to get this type of action fog. we get. you get inland fog more likely when you get radiation fog that usually after like a rain event or something like that. so the situation for now things of open up again, little happening inland. there you have the shot coming in from walnut creek. so we have the sunshine during its

performance. but back at the immediate bay, there's the fog hanging around the eviction fog again coming in from the pacific and will mix that out once the sun is up here for a little while. meanwhile, the thunder shower activity now looks like the some of the spring up overnight, actually through nevada that will spread into our mountains and the sierra for today. now not quite the action we saw from yesterday and will be waiting by the time the middle of the week. it's really going to be pushed all to new mexico and utah. most of that action really out of arizona to because of the slow lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline 50's up to the north bay 68 for antioch and out of the south bay lower 60's with upper 50's for the peninsula. destroy 79 in high noon to 3 o'clock, 87. we're going to revisit some of those lower 90's today. well, look at the forecast both near and far coming up in just a bit. >> we don't know yet if it's been targeted, if it was random, we're not sure if it was getting motivated. >> our top story this half hour, a 16 year-old girl is

dead. and another person suffering from injuries after a double shooting in san francisco right now, police are asking for help and finding the killer kron four's. gayle ong has the very latest on the investigation. >> video from the citizen app shows san francisco police canvassing the 100 block of earth. the lane. police say the call came in for a shooting around 6.45 friday evening when officers arrived, they were informed of 2 victims who are privately taken to the hospital. 45 year-old female and a 16 year-old female. >> the 45 year-old was brought. there was non life threatening injuries and is expected to survive. unfortunately, 16 year-old female succumb to her injuries at the hospital. investigators are seeking the public's help in locating the shooting suspect. any information you have. >> photos, video surveillance, anything. you know, you think might be able to help us and catching the suspect. please reach out to san francisco police department. what we do know is that a 16 year-old girl lost her life to gun violence. and that's why it's so important why anybody with

information come forward and help us in this investigation. it's important that the community come and work with us right now. >> we're told homicide detectives are working leads. it is unclear if the victims were the suspects intended targets here in san francisco. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> to the east bay now where a bicyclist has died after a crash on i 5.80 in oakland chp says it happened friday night. just west of the macarthur boulevard exit investigators say the man on the bicycle was riding in the wrong direction on the freeway when he was hit by 2 different cars. so far investigators have not released the victim's name. the crash still under investigation. also in the east bay. the search for missing runner philip krajicek continued on saturday. krajicek went missing more than 3 weeks ago after he never returned from a run phillips wife, jen y'all and his parents keith and marcia watch to 17 agencies. 125

professionals, friends and family set off yet again to search for phillup search and rescue teams focus their efforts. now on canyon. >> at the top of the ridge there without shoe print, which is kind of at the the middle part of his his run that he had planned on his phone from that point back to his car is a straight line through take on canyon. so we're kind of using those pieces to try to recreate possibilities were using some highly school repellent teams to get down in some can as haven't been to today. so it's mostly we've covered all over a high probability areas and now we're kind of doubling our efforts on to some of the lower probability areas. and that's what today is about. yeah. really well supported by the that >> we feel much credit its overwhelming. what people have done for us. it's a incredibly lonely journey you things where you're just. here, too, just being if you thing you

didn't do it online. >> search and rescue teams will scale back after a saturday. but police will continue to investigate any leads. they plan to be back on scene when they find more clues. that's big story this morning. the american academy of pediatrics reporting a slight increase in children infected with covid-19. it's now has doctor saying masks should be a must in the classrooms this fall bryant and 10 shows us the motive behind the message. >> inside this fort lauderdale, florida hospital room. a 15 year-old girl is in the icu battling covid pauline of alaska was has been here since the beginning of the month. her parents are vaccinated, but she is cases like paulina's a part of the reason parents are so fired up around the country about whether masks should be required in schools. >> i believe that masking is still important. these kids are not affected. please stop

the insanity. you have already done damage to these kids by having them wear masks. the cdc and the american academy of pediatrics recommend masks in school because of the surge from the delta variant. >> but children with no underlying medical conditions getting sick from covid is rare and some parents say masking up should be a choice. we must be all could be given the opportunity to choose what is best for our children. parents that want their children to attend school unimpeded by face covering. >> should have that right as well. the cdc says transmission within schools is typically lower than in other parts of the community. but some doctors say masking up is still safest, especially since kids under 12 still can't get the vaccine it's just so incredibly heartbreaking to know that every pediatric death. >> is likely preventable, not masking up in schools will lead to. >> further spread of this virus and more people will die. brian entin newsnation. >> as we head to break, taking a live look at tokyo today.

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web page where you can submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature hey, dave, mike wave wasn't for me that it would be cooking. >> we have temperatures that reach the lower 90's well, inland going on for today. they'll be a minor cool down as we approach the middle of the week only to snap back in touch as we finish the week. not a bad start to august back in a bit with your 4 zone forecast. keep it here.

>> welcome back. 8.44 here on this sunday morning. and now to the latest on our wildfire coverage. the dixie fire continues to burn in both butte and plumas counties this morning. according to cal fire has burned more than 244,000 acres since it first sparked 17 days ago this morning. evacuation orders do remain in effect for portions of both of those counties as the fire is just 30% contained. better news, though, when it comes to the tamarack fire burning near lake tahoe. the latest numbers show it's burned more than 68,000 acres. it's now 82% contained so that some really good news there. fire officials estimate they won't have it fully contained until the end of august. and this morning, take a look at this. a black bear cub recovering from after suffering from burn injuries due to that tamarack

fire. this is video from the lake tahoe wildlife care center. officials appropriately named this 21 pound male cub tamarac he has burns on all 4 of his paws and was found walking on his elbows port saying staff at the care center have given him some medicine fluids and they've treated his injuries. you can see he's got little bandages. tamarac smother has not yet been located. the cub is stable and resting in the center says it will likely be keeping the bear through the winter bill set to release him in the spring. he just too cute. i can't get enough of day for looks a little fun haha before they come out. >> you good morning, noel and we're much about the fires here. maybe only little pluses will get still some showers going on there in the mountains. a touch but not as active as yesterday. me. that's a good thing. won't get as much in the way of lightning perhaps, however, after that, there's bit of a drying phase because the changes of synoptic patterns, the big global factors will be talking about that in just a

bit. once we got on the home front. a little bit fog starting to peel away starting to erode a bit again. you got to get to some time to kind of work its magic temperature check for we see some lower 60's kind of taken hold along the east bay and when you go inland, they start to climb a little bit more so about 68 for antioch 62 for concord, 60 livermore and machin that along the east bay shoreline. the decoupling really hasn't happened except for antioch 50's and some lower 60's up the north bay 61 also for san jose. this is the bigger feature i was talking about here again, we see all we see that flare up of the monsoon. but that's getting pushed off towards the east because of this big low out of the gulf of alaska, the winter months. we cheer this on because this tends to bring us the rain in the winter months. well, the summer months. it cools us off a little bit. we'll take that too. i suppose and temperatures, not moving around too much with all of this. and good news is no monsoon sneaking in here to give us some of that dangerous dry lightning situation. so that's good and expect the middle of the week. a little bit of a a dip in temperatures and then recoveries. we finish off the week, but pretty

stable. just about all week long. it looks like now look at the highs today. central valley wa ming up bakersfield one o 7, for fresno sacramento about 99 reading. also popping at one. '07, donna socal la exit 72 big bear by the way, it's 7565 for san francisco back to the 4 zone. forecast for the sunday marina district may be about 6363 also daly city pacific about 62. we're looking at some lower 70's along the bay side of the peninsula 72 for burlingame, 80, maybe redwood city but palo alto 7873 from mountain view and to the south bay 78 for san jose. although cupertino might make a t and further in los gatos 8687 for morgan hill. mid mid 70's. excuse me, 80's mid 70's for the east bay shoreline to the south tri valley. upper 80's. that will be probably reaching around the 90's, perhaps by a tuesday 89 for concord. 74 oakland 65 for berkeley. the

late host 6887 for fairfield, 79 for napa and 81 for santa rosa. so that's what the geography looks like for today. going forward now we'll see numbers pretty similar for the next couple of days. minor dip here on wednesday. that's the low doing its thing. so it's going to shave off even inland temperatures respond. the probably be more of an aggressive fog at work with that too. then finishing off the work with a slight warm up as we get into next weekend. noel. >> thanks, dave. a developing story now the national hockey league saying it's looking into claims that san jose sharks forward evander kane bet on his own games and intentionally tried to throw them in order to support a gambling addiction. the move comes after an instagram post made by cain's wife anna who claims her husband is a compulsive gambler and tried to throw games to win money. the nhl released this statement saying in part the integrity of our game is paramount and the league takes the allegations very seriously. they went on to say there will be a full investigation. time to talk

baseball now. and just when you thought maybe the long ball had deserted. the giants offense. they went deep against the astros. 5 time. san francisco home or less in their last 4 games before knocking big fly after big fly out of oracle park. 4 of those homers came against houston starter zach cranky. a way junior with the giants 3rd home run of the day in the 4th inning. people are excited about this one got mom getting a big-time thrill watching your son go yard, 5 to 3 games. >> 5 to 3 giants at the time. but the astros tied the game at 5 in the 5th off starter. alex wood yuli gurriel with an rbi double the giants then took a 65 lead only to have houston. tie the game again at 6. but then in the 6th, the giants took the lead for good here on brandon's brandon crawford's rbi single that scored darin ruf 76 giants

mike yastremski left no doubt with this fall to write 411 feet. his 17th of the season to help the giants. even the series now at a game apiece. giants still leading the national league with 156 home runs 8 to 6 was the final score of that game. the a's sort of have the tables turned on them and anaheim on saturday. the angels hadn't scored in the last 29 straight innings against oakland pitching. >> hard to believe that just one run did it for la now. 3rd inning. and the angels 2 on against cole irvin and tawny with a ball into right center for an rbi double 82nd rbi this season for ohtani. and like i mentioned, that was the only of the ball game. the angels had 5 hits the a's with 6, but they left 8 men on base oakland's best chances to score came here in the 7th. >> when they loaded the bases with 2 outs mark hanna hit it

well, but right at the left fielder and the threat was over one. nothing. the a's getting shut out by the angels. now to the latest out of tokyo. the competition continues as the world's greatest athletes go. >> face to face to win the gold. melissa marino has very latest from tokyo. >> welcome to the final week of the olympic competition. a lot of new medals and competitions to talk about and covid continues to dominate the headlines here in tokyo, the city of tokyo reported the highest daily cases here saturday with more than 4,000. there's a state of emergency in place until august 31st covid cases inside the olympic bubble are now up to 250 since july. first with one new athlete testing positive simone biles is out of the gymnastics floor, exercise event. final due to ongoing mental health issues. she'll make a decision on balance beam later this week. last night we crown the fastest woman in the world and tonight will crown the fastest man in

the 100 meter final. the gold medal favorite is american trayvon bromell and it was another great day in the pool. bobby finke won his second gold medal after another come from behind win. this one in the men's 1500 meter and caleb dressel making history in the pool winning 2 gold medals giving him 5 in these games tying an american record. stay with us for all of your olympic headlines in tokyo. i'm melissa marino. >> well, be right back. stick with us here on the kron morning news.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 9. >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday august. first. we've got a lot to get to this morning, especially talking some uptick

in cases at some hospitals across san francisco. but first we want to get you a check of your forecast on this first day of august a sparse got all the details hey, dave, good morning and welcome morning, everybody. and wehre starting off again with the traditional fog here. but we're seeing a peel away a little bit. >> along the east bay shoreline, but still kind of overcast for much of the bay and certainly the coastal areas as we get into the later morning hours will take care of most of that. again, the coastal trail with all of this and some minor warming already happening inland as we see for now, first things first, what it looks like from the vantage point of the east bay shoreline. this is improving the last hour. we're finally getting some building shots and all of this day is still kind of obscured by all that. meanwhile, the golden gate still into overcast as we see at this hour now. little bit of a minor breeze at work. by the way, whatever fog we have left over again maxing out in the next couple of hours. the bigger picture reveals maybe of a flare up of some showers up in the mountains later today. but the monsoon is kind of last leg for this outbreak. it will be retreating for much

of the west as this low comes in from the gulf of alaska. the bay area facts are we don't really have a threat in the monsoon, but actually some cooling by the middle of the week. bring some of those 90's down to the 80's 68 antioch. we've got a lot of 60's for the east bay and even now up in the north bay too. and the breakdown for you. excuse me, were trailing a couple degrees from where we were this time from yesterday. so by about 1 o'clock 8386 at 4 o'clock. however, will see some areas venture into the lower 90's today, probably tomorrow. and even into tuesday. coming up a little bit. we'll tell you what you can expect for the week ahead. noel. >> thanks, dave. our top story this morning growing case numbers of covid-19 across the bay area and now we're learning 2 of san francisco's largest hospital say more than 200 members of their staff have been infected with covid-19. the kron four's camila barco joining us live now from san francisco. general hospital with the details. camilla. >> while noel. this week's data is an example of the

growing number of cases across california. the state department of health reports a positivity test rate of 6.4% over the last 7 days and just thursday alone. there were 10,000 newly reported cases. now numbers, our nowhere near what we're dealing with 7 months ago. but this is not the direction health officials want us to be going overall, a vast majority of the cases are in people who have not received a vaccine according to data from the kaiser family foundation just 1.4% of current cases are among fully vaccinated. people. but with rising case numbers comes a rise in hospitalizations across the bay area in alameda county, 210 people are hospitalized with covid-19 a 149 ,re hospitalized in contra, costa county, a 113 covid patients have been admitted to the hospital in santa clara and in san francisco, there are 91 covid

patients as you all mentioned, there has been an outbreak of covid-19 cases among staff at san francisco general hospital and ucsf medical includes about 200 physicians nurses and administrative top staff officials say most of the infections are breakthrough cases of people who are fully vaccinated. none of them have been hospitalized. now, the hospital say this is a reflection of what's happening in the broader community settings. now doctors are recommending people wear masks indoors once again. but they say the best way to prevent yourself from getting seriously ill from covid-19. is to get a vaccine. >> long. back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report from san francisco. >> camilla did just touch on this when it comes to those breakthrough infections and the cdc does have some reassuring news this morning for fully vaccinated individuals. according to the health agency. >> less than 0, 0, 4%, of people who are fully

vaccinated to be hospitalized with an infection and less than 0, 0 one percent have died from the disease while no deaths would be best. the cdc says the data preuss vaccines are very effective at preventing serious illness and death from covid-19. and that's why the cdc is applauding rising rates of vaccinations across the country over the last week, particularly in several southern states which have seen some strong hesitancy against the shots. the seven-day average of new doses sits at 650,000 right now. that's up 26% from 3 weeks ago, hard-hit florida, which has seen a 50% increase in coronavirus cases is reporting a 15% increase in the number of vaccine doses administered to residents. here at home. the push to get more people in underserved communities, vaccinated does continue in richmond, local nonprofits they're partnered up for a pop-up clinic over the weekend. kron forcefully call

reports how people who were hesitant to get the vaccine are now rolling up their sleeves. >> i don't want >> yeah. i don't want to. has taken more than a half year for paula green to get inoculated her opinion of the vaccine has evolved over that time. i was the person that >> they're paying staff and you know, all this stuff on you to i highly recommend that people get because the side of internet to the virus nonprofit organizations lifelong medical care and life steps teamed up for a pop-up covid-19 vaccination clinic saturday. it was held in the community room at monterey pines apartments appointments were available but walk ins were accepted. >> the nonprofits targeting black and brown people often underserved to get a shot. 16

people were vaccinated at the clinic. that may sound like a small number, but it actually makes a big difference 74.5% of contra costa county residents 12 years of age and older. >> are fully vaccinated. but underserved communities like richmond have struggled to keep up this clinic will return to the apartment complex on august 21st. that's when patients will receive their second dose of the vaccine. >> and will be fully vaccinated. in richmond phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> of course you can head to kron 4 dot com to get the very latest on covid case numbers, mask mandates and where you can get your covid-19 vaccine scan. the qr code that you see on your screen. you'll be on your screen. you'll be directed straight to you know when you're at ross and find just what you need... to make any space your space? (sighs) yes! that's yes for less. get the best bargains ever for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less.

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so it needs to go. >> it just yesterday the chicago department of public health recommending anyone over the age of 2 wear a mask in indoor public spaces. again, regardless of vaccination status that move prompted lot of organizers to require face coverings at the festival's indoor areas from today. that includes the likes of the gift shop, but overall folks. and to say he's my friend in it for free for day time. you have a good time if down, that is also in the city for all 4 days and covid is still somewhat of a concern for him to do again in the pandemic are vaccinated though. so, i mean, it is a little risky be out here today. so i will say tells us, though he has his mask with him and others are keeping us handy as well. >> and both fully vaccinated. we brought masks and feel comfortable any moment like anything like that. but yeah, other than that, no, i'm excited. from a z. >> wgn news.

>> all right. more sunshine going on for today and those temperatures us try about 83. '01, o'clock and 4.86 reaching for some lower 90's and some of those in the valleys going to check things out. both near and far

welcome to kron. 00:00am morning news. good morning, everybody. and for this sunday, looking pretty good for the first week of august in fact, nothing crazy in terms of these heat spikes going on. monsoon is going to be held at bay.

>> this is what it looks from the east bay shoreline. look at u c berkeley. we're starting to peel away some of that fog going on minutes looking at the golden gate, not just the overcast but kind like the red hue going on just a little touch there. so get a little time for that. the kind of mix out. the only problem areas, maybe along the coast where it might be a little sluggish to take care of the fog. little bit of a breeze. we've got going on for right now concentrated around as you can see, the delta temperature checks 73 already antioch. we've got the 60's covering all of the east bay for now and up in the north bay too. 58 san francisco peninsula has some lower 60's at work as well. so what will be typical again today is that, you know, flare up of those showers going on up in the sierra. hopefully the lightning part of the cut down and just get the rain that could use some of that up there. meanwhile for us, the fog mixes out returns again tomorrow morning with some drizzle as well. but a lot less active today and particularly into tomorrow showing the monsoon starting to wane a little bit. some scattered clouds, by the way, for the home front tomorrow afternoon. it looks like

before the evening hours. so putting it all together morning bay fog mostly sunny by the afternoon ice, though 70's for the bay. mostly 80's going on in london, although couple 90's here in their early in the week. let's pop a couple 90's and they're more common mondays and tuesdays. and then some minor cooling on the wednesday's as we return to the upper 80's late in the week. it just brings back. these are just minor fluctuations here. nothing major. no heat spikes or anything 66 san francisco, 70 for oakland 78. meanwhile, 4 san jose. again. we'll see a couple token 90's at work there in the far east bay up to the north bay 70's 80's at work. east bay shoreline will be treated to some middle 70's for 78 going on for san jose. san francisco coming in at 65. coming up a little bit here. we'll have the 4 zone forecast to check things out there to see what looks like in your neighborhood and the put together for you. the next 7 days or so with a nice little low developing up the gulf of alaska giving us a little bit of relief. unfortunately, no rain. but we don't tennessee that much this season.

>> for your health this morning. august is cataract awareness month. and according to the world health organization cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world and the leading cause of vision loss here in the united states. they typically begin developing at age 40 and older our health expert karen, a walk here with some tips to help protect your eyes. karen, thanks for joining first and foremost, what are cataracts. >> cataracts affect the lens the eye and the land is a clear, clear lands that something like this. this is an example. and what happens is what your consists of water in proteins. but as you get older, those protein start to clump together. and then you end up with something like like this. you get it's clouding in that cloud and to get bigger and bigger that cloud. it. area is called the

cadillac. so as you can see, it's very difficult to see and it to get worse. it gets worse and worse it can actually go okay. i know a way to correct this. people have surgery. >> to correct cataracts cracked, right. so they just removed this damage lands and then rellace it with an artificial lens. is >> a difficult surgery? i feel like anything with my eyes. i get a little nervous. you know. >> isolate actually not. it's not so bad. and over 2 million surgeries are done every year it was interesting. well, when you have this clouded vision, you know, colors on is vibrant and what my mother-in-law after she had her surgery. all this said it. she says, oh, i love my won't pay haha. all the colors came alive again. so it's it's really life changing when you could see and see colors again. definiiely. you >> that cataracts are

developing at age 40. but who's most at risk. >> so the the older one in 2 americans that are 75 and older are more prone. >> but one in 6 americans start developing cataracts at age 40. and you also have some there. if there is a small percentage of children that are born with cataracts so one in 250 children are born with it and women. that's say 61% are women and that's because women tend to live a little bit longer. so they're more prone to these degenerative diseases hormonal changes also have an effect. okay. i see cataract surgery will decrease your risk of a hip fracture by 16%. how is that? yes. so this is really interesting when you think about it's not just all about the eyes. so it can it can have life changing

consequences. in reducing hip fractures in that people can see better. so they're more or less at risk of falling in running into obstacles and then same with acts car accident. see reduction about 14%. are 13%. will fewer accidents. you know, from driving the could see better. okay. so let's talk a little bit about the lifestyle risk factors for cataracts. okay. so. cataracts number one, the things that can cause cataracts is too much sun so that the. the uv rays make sure you wear sunglasses when you're outside. i really like to see the little kids. the, you know, started or start them early to protect the eyes. so and think about wearing sunglasses. even when you're driving at any time when you're outside. diabetes is another one because of the blood sugar. the blood sugar, high blood sugar binds of protein. so it goes to show

you're at higher risk of these cataracts and being overweight. high cholesterol high blood pressure. those are also risk factors as well, ok, you king to smoking affects the blood vessels and it has a serious consequences all the way around. there's good close relatives of cataracts. does that mean this is a something that you can pass on. yeah, it you take it tends to run in families. so so that's something to also be aware of and any kind of eye injury if you had a previous eye injury at one time that could make you more prone to cataracts to ok. so of course that like you mentioned, you know, wearing sunglasses things like that. making sure you don't have high cholesterol. keeping a healthy lifestyle should help you to not develop cataracts. but are there other nutrients that we need to be, you know, increasing our intake of.

>> foods at 11. the plant based months. i talk about a particularly their these nutrients lou easy and fun. >> as well as vitamin c. but i want to talk about he needs up in particularly because those had been shown to lower your risk of cataracts and there the a's, those red yellow orange pigments that are in foods and what happens is these pigments collect in the retina at the ice. and so i like to call that call them your internal sunglasses so important to get those red yellow and orange foods in your diet. things like pumpkin. core and oranges. they're vitamin c as well as orange. but the other thing they're really prominent in dark green leafy vegetables. and i know they're not orange. but the fact is that those

those that struggles of the greenleaf. he's had a lot of chlorophyll and it's so they're kind of masking those orange skin pigments. i think those leafy greens are kind of ago 2 something that i think we all hear when we're kids that carrots are really good for your eyes. >> is that true and is that going to help with cataracts as well. >> they are very good for so yeah. keep keep pushing that to kids. they are in general because they're they're very high in beta carotene, converts to vitamin a so very good for the ice in general. they're not the highest in lieu teens easy and fun compare spinach, which has 33 times more routine and zia's anthony carrots and then kale, which is way at the top of the list. it as a 110 times more the teen india's and been then carrots. so. try and get them all in. but those leafy dark leafy greens are really the

key. she really getting in those. i need all right, karen, thanks for keeping our eyes. nice and healthy. appreciate it. welcome

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enforcing an animal welfare proposition approved back in 2018 next year. and that requires more space for breeding pigs, national veal and a producer say they can meet the new standards. but right now just 4% of hog operations actually comply with these new rules. a study also says california restaurants and grocers use about 255 million pounds of pork a month while its farms produce only 45 million pounds. stay for the bites of bacon this morning, maybe go get some extra packs for the next year. i don't know. you don't want to they can stay with us. proper morning news continues after the break.

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good morning. 9.30 already here on this first day of august. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news starting off this half hour with a look at your there's a lot cloud cover this morning still sticking around. >> it isn't parts, you know, around the bay was starting to get peeling away a little bit from the east bay shoreline, around the coast, a different story that tends to be the case anyway. it's kind of slow to clear there just hard to get it mixed out and also around the golden gate bridge is kind of hovering around as well. now we should go back to the mostly sunny motors. what we expect for the afternoon and that's going over the text couple of days and temperatures will behave themselves see the heat spikes

going on here. pretty pleasant weather for the first week of august will be nice. this holds for the next 2 months. but at any rate, here's the shot that we have for you right now of half moon bay going on here again, the overcast chilly start to the day. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline is peeling away bit by bit. we're starting at the bay in view here from this u c berkeley camera shot. meanwhile, as far as up its pace, this is what it looks like for a storm tracker for some leftover showers traversing the battle. little bit with the daytime heating will see again another fire up of the sierra showers but not quite the intensity. we saw yesterday because below out towards our west. still a lot of green on the board there. so it's kind of cool with a lot of 60's and some 50's is that you venture to the coast 73 already for antioch. 64 tri valley for livermore and 64 also san jose expect about 83 at 1 o'clock and 4.86 that just means that the inland areas are going to see mostly a lot of 80's, but they'll be some lower 90's to be had. well, a closer look at that in your 4 zone forecast. a look at that extended to.

>> we don't know yet if it's been targeted, if it was random, we're not sure if it was getting motivated. >> our top story this half hour a 16 year-old girl is dead and another person suffering from injuries after a double shooting in san francisco and now police are asking for help to find the shooter. kron four's. gayle ong has the very latest on the investigation. >> video from the citizen app shows san francisco police canvassing the 100 block of earth. the lane. police say the call came in for a shooting around 6.45 friday evening when officers arrived, they were informed of 2 victims who are privately taken to the hospital. 45 year-old female and a 16 year-old female. >> the 45 year-old was brought. there was non life threatening injuries and is expected to survive. unfortunately, 16 year-old female succumb to her injuries at the hospital. investigators are seeking the public's help in locating the shooting suspect. any information you have. >> photos, video surveillance,

anything. you know, you think might be able to help us and catching the suspect. please reach out to san francisco police department. what we do know is that a 16 year-old girl lost her life to gun violence. and that's why it's so important why anybody with information come forward and help us in this investigation. it's important that the community come and work with us right now. >> we're told homicide detectives are working leads. it is unclear if the victims were the suspects intended targets here in san francisco. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> to the east bay now where a bicyclist has died after a crash on i 5.80 in oakland chp s writing in the wrong direction on the freeway when he was hit by 2 cars so far investigators have not released the man's name the crash is still under investigation. and meanwhile, the search for missing runner. philip kray-chick did continue on saturday but he was still

not found. krajic went missing more than 3 weeks ago after he never returned from a run phillips wife, jen ya'll and his parents keith and marcia, watch this 17 agencies. 125 professionals, friends and family set off yet again on saturday to search for phillup search and rescue teams are focusing their efforts camp canyon. >> at the top of the ridge there without shoe print, which is kind of at the the middle part of his his run that he had planned on his phone from that point back to his car is a straight line through tehran. can. so we're kind of using those pieces to try to recreate possibilities were using some highly still repellent teams to get down in some can as haven't been to today. so it's mostly we've covered all over high probability areas and now we're kind of doubling our efforts on to some of the lower probability areas. and that's what today is about. yeah. really well supported by the that >> we feel much credit its

overwhelming. what people have done for us. it's a incredibly lonely journey you things where you're just. here, too, just being if you thing you didn't do it online. >> search and rescue teams will scale back their just search for him after saturday. they're going to plan to go back to the scene. if they find more clues. >> on to the peninsula. now, belmont police need the public's help finding a woman and her son. police say 36 year-old amadou and her 3 year-old son and left their home. >> on friday around 11:00am to visit family. but they never showed up. and his vehicle was found parked down the street from her family's home. now, family members tell police she may have left with her ex-boyfriend. 37 year-old isaiah us all. they have a lay home hernandez, but they're just not sure at this point that man is known to drive a white nissan versa license

plate. number 7. s k h 1, 5, 2, if you've seen that vehicle, you have any information on their whereabouts. you're asked to contact belmont police. a big story this morning. the american academy of pediatrics have reported a slight increase in children infected with covid-19, which now has doctors saying masks should be a must in the classrooms this fall. brian and 10 shows us the motive behind the new message. inside this fort lauderdale, florida hospital room. a 15 year-old girl is in the icu battling covid. >> pauline of alaska was has been here since the beginning of the month. her parents are vaccinated, but she is cases like paulina's a part of the reason parents are so fired up around the country about whether masks should be required in schools. i believe that. >> masking is still important. these kids are not affected. please stop the insanity. you have already done damage to these kids by having them wear masks. the cdc and the american academy of pediatrics

recommend masks in school because of the surge from the delta variant but children with no underlying medical conditions getting sick from covid is rare and some parents say masking up should be a choice. we must be all could be given the opportunity to choose what is best for our children. parents that want their children to attend school unimpeded by face covering should have that right as well. the cdc says transmission within schools is typically lower than in other parts of the community. but some doctors say masking up is still safest, especially since kids under 12 still can't get the vaccine it's just so incredibly heartbreaking to know that every pediatric death. >> is likely preventable, not masking up in schools bullied too. >> further spread of this virus and more people will die. brian entin newsnation. >> closer at the data of covid-19 cases and kids 3 and a half million american children have contracted covid-19. sadly more than 500 of them have died. that's

according to new numbers from the national center for health. and now a new spike in covid-19 cases from the delta variant is affecting kids nationwide last week nearly 39,000 kids tested positive for covid. that's nearly 17% of all cases reported. >> but definitely seen a difference. now is the delta variant has become predominant in both the impact on kids, the number of children admitted to the to the hospital and their severity of illness. >> overall doctors say kids do handle covid. well, data shows only one percent are sent to the hospital and very few end up dying. got the latest here on our wildfire coverage this morning. the dixie fire continues to burn in both butte and plumas counties. according to cal fire burned more than 244,000 acres since that fire first sparked 17 days ago this morning. evacuation orders remain in effect for portions of both of

those counties. the fire is only 30% contained. better news, though, when it comes to the tamarack fire burning near lake tahoe. latest numbers show it's burned more than 68,000 acres and is now 82% contained. fire officials estimate they won't have it fully contained though, until the end of the month. and this morning a black bear cub recovering after suffering from burn injuries due to the tamarack fire. this is video of that little cub from the lake tahoe wildlife care center. officials appropriately named the 21 pound male cub tamarac he has burns on all 4 paws and was found walking on his elbows. poor thing staff at the care center have given him medicine fluids and they've treated his injuries. tamarac smother has not been located, but the cub is stable and resting. the center says it will likely keep the cub through the winter and released him in the spring. a developing story here. the national hockey league says it's looking into

claims that san jose sharks forward evander kane bet on his own games and intentionally tried to throw them in order to support a gambling addiction. the move comes after an instagram post made by cain's wife anna claims her husband is a compulsive gambler and tried to throw games to win money. the nhl released this statement saying in part the integrity of our game is paramount and the league takes the allegations very seriously. statement went on to say there will be a full investigation. now to the latest out of tokyo. the competition continues as the world's greatest athletes go head to head to win a gold medal. melissa marino has the very latest from tokyo. >> welcome to the final week of the olympic competition. a lot of new medals and competitions to talk about and covid continues to dominate the headlines here in tokyo, the city of tokyo reported the highest daily cases here saturday with more than 4,000. there's a state of emergency in place until august 31st

covid cases inside the olympic bubble are now up to 250 since july. first with one new athlete testing positive simone biles is out of the gymnastics floor, exercise event. final due to ongoing mental health issues. she'll make a decision on balance beam later this week. last night we crown the fastest woman in the world and tonight will crown the fastest man in the 100 meter final. the gold medal favorite is american trayvon bromell and it was another great day in the pool. bobby finke won his second gold medal after another come from behind win. this one in the men's 1500 meter and caleb dressel making history in the pool winning 2 gold medals giving him 5 in these games tying an american record. stay with us for all of your olympic headlines in tokyo. i'm melissa marino. >> and we're looking for a nice warm up again the happening this afternoon as those inland temperatures scratch into some of the lower 90's, but a lot of upper 80's to be had as well. taking care

>> when good morning, everybody. and we're starting things off again with some of that traditional fog. but look at the progress we're making clear things up along the east bay shoreline 7 that fog a pack. and although with the coast yet still remains for a little while. they're kind of sluggish to to lift off and move out 73 now at this hour for antioch. we're getting some minor warming happening inland here already. most of

the real estate is into the 60's except for the the coast which sluggish in the 50's 58 for half moon bay overcast. there. 58 also san francisco palo alto, 6364 for san jose. the wide perspective, everything that's going on here is not much of anything except some minor cooling by the middle of the week. monsoon continues to fire up in the rockies and that will be compromised. and the next couple of days as this low in the gulf of alaska kind of scoots that off towards the east. look at the progress of its now through new mexico and the colorado. by that point. so will be pushed out in nevada and even a good chunk of arizona. certainly in southern california. we're going to cool by that a little bit. but sometimes the systems could bring in a little chance of some rain showers or rain in the winter months. well, we won't get any that. but just some cooler temperatures by the middle of the week. all in all, pretty mild from our vantage point going on here. the only thing missing, of course, is a nice rain event but temperatures not too bad for the first week august. one. for the high today. fresno is warming up in

central valley today. one '07, for bakersfield southern california 83 san diego 65 for san francisco and 99 for sacramento. let's get a closer inspection of all of that of the 4 zone forecast. san francisco again 65 to the coast will do the lower 60's bayside 72 for burlingame to the south. we're looking at 84 redwood city palo alto at 78 in the south bay, most readings try to get up to around 80 sus a bit of an improvement from yesterday, although a little warmer inland 87 morgan hill. 86 los gatos cupertino about 80 keeping it in the 70's along the east bay shoreline minor warming here before a minor cooldown middle the week tri valley. you're looking at the upper 80's at work here dublin about 84 88 walnut creek with concord 89. we're going to build on this over monday and tuesday by a couple of degrees with all of that going on. san leandro at 72 richmond. 67 vallejo. we'll check in to 68 with 87 for fairfield vacaville still at 93. so some of those spots warming up nicely, nap and 79. 8481 for

santa rosa. the coast will continue to see those 60's. now in the seven-day forecast. this minor dip from this low will bring us down to the 80's, upper 80's that that that's going to be for those well, inland valleys. a recovery is expected to lower 90's as we finish off the week bayside, you'll be pretty much into the 70's for the week ahead. not bad for the first start of august. keep it here. there this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden.

>> in a long and people that connect to >> it is a beautiful time to grow. that's the message behind black girls. green house. it's a west oakland based plant and home goods shop. it's a community space. and as you can see in this video it is an absolute vibe out there today. the shop owners are celebrating one year of being open. i cannot wait to visit this place. joining me now are kalou and jamaica. the beautiful women behind this my dad always calls are home. his sanctuary. >> so i love that. that's what you are helping. people create for themselves. happy anniversary. ladies. >> thank you. thank you for having us. does it feel like a years gone by already. feels fast for me and it feel slow at the same well, i know that

the world dealt us a pretty bad hand last year. of course, you ladies took that and created something truly beautiful. >> for yourselves and for the community. talk to me about the inspiration behind black girls green house. >> you know, you're right. like you said year we going to pretty tough blow with covid and everything. info. i think within just wanted to create something that felt the opposite of that, something that represented the opposite of that. everyone was spending so much time at home in their home, probably more than they had my entire lifetime. and so i think i was really our primary focus was just creating a spacing creating something that felt like sanctuary that like hold. it felt like safety that like comfort and then also just got the point in time where things were, you know, not looking so great. definitely. >> kalu. i know that you are the one you and i have been

corresponding back and about this interview. and i just i really do feel like you guys are selling so many sayings right products plants. you know, home goods. but there's also just this really feel-good vibe that you're giving off to the community. how important was that for you guys. >> i think prioritizing joy was probably at the forefront of everything that we're doing next making sure that we honored and celebrated black makers and artists and entrepreneurs and being able to provide them a space to showcase their items and there are into feel like they deserve to be there. so for us, you know, understanding that our community was in a place of. pain was in a place of anger was in the of sadness. we just knew that it was important for us to show up. and this is just our form

of activism n our form a kind of giving back and pouring into our community. >> definitely. i've got a few plants myself any plant lady at this point to talk to me about what types of plants people can at your greenhouse. >> wide variety of plans at the shot. we get deliveries twice a week now. so we pride ourselves on having sort of bad for collection of being better. of people thing people ask are often think that the kind of come in and know what to look for and then we like to kind of throw into that mix and more. the center a little hard to find that you won't see everyday things that will as something really beautiful tears faith. so we have. i can't even tell you how many many different varieties in there at any given time. bay when we get our press delivery and we've got full you walk his kind of transported to the of the world.

>> talk to me a little bit about the collaboration as well because i know you also you sell coffee there from another local hot woman. >> yes. a good friend of ours also started like coffee. i mean, it's not. i and she is here in oakland calif plan as well. and we just thought that it would be a beautiful addition to coming into. i speak because for us we're prioritizing feeling and experience and being of service to community. so we thought about all of the really unique ways that we could create that. and having black hockey to reach that. who makes the most impeccable and make new unique combination of flavors just kind of made and she she joined us because from from con set in vision to execution. we opened in 6 weeks. and i think that afternoon at about 3 weeks and she was game and she decided she wanted to join in. and

it's been the most amazing amazing addition to our poppy. our trash up sorry, wonderful collaboration there today. as i mentioned earlier, it is your one year anniversary all weekend. you guys have been celebrating. you had like a 90's. >> day where people could dress up. and you know, you are planned all 90's inspired hip-hop music, which looks like so much fun today. there's actually an evening shopping experience right. >> yes. so tonight we're doing and evening shopping experience that sort of in the think that self-care sunday. so the vendors that will be there. all the featuring lots of different self-care items from. >> herbal t. >> for a lot of all of those things out fresh juice that people can come in tonight will be there from b m. >> to the highly suggest that people make appointments were expecting to have full house will have a live dj. they're playing. so we're really forward to it. >> i think i have a little bit of the information's of can can check out exactly where you guys are located. if we

could put that on the screen there because i i think that also you say on the website. it's appointments only. you said you want people make appointments tonight. it is. it's always appointment only. well. we do except walk however, you know, because of the surge in covid cases which still trying to. >> kind of make sure that we can not reach high capacity of folks inside of this stop. we do have an outdoor areas. so we just like to be able to control and monitor the flow for the safety of my staff of our community. and i guess so. that's why we say appointments are highly encouraged. if we're not at capacity. we definitely accommodate walk ins, but there might be a wait and we try to get everybody in. >> all right, ladies, thank you for joining me this morning. letting folks know about your a beautiful space. their black girls, green house celebrating one year there in west oakland. a beautiful great space for you to then help make a sanctuary of your

own. and i really think that that's a beautiful thing. >> you're giving to the community ladies enjoy yourselves and happy anniversary to you. thank you. we appreciate you. definitely. that's all the time we got here for the kron 4 news weekend morning show i'm noelle bellow. thanks for joining us here this morning. as we say, goodbye, we do want to take a a live look outside. i think this morning it's going to get nice and warm. there you barca looking good, enjoy yourselves on this sunday. we'll see you next weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪

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